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People do it but you need to run it in some conduit. Its not the best thing to do but if you have no other choice you can. Alotta people here have that vehicle so im sure they can give u the best route

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I almost always run large wire under the Tahoe...Very rare that I don't. Waterproof conduit is the best choice for you, but if you wrap it in techflex and/or split loom and secure the cable as high as possible next to a frame rail (away from gas lines) you should be fine.

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i did. i dont have anything covering the outside of it but it is also like 18inches or more from the ground and ran above the frame and almost completely shielded from the ground.

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I don't have one...I've done hundreds of them though. I haven't been in the bay for about 6 years. Run the cable straight down from the main harness to the frame rail. Secure the cable with screw secure zip ties every 6 inches. ANY droop in the cable will grow over time, so make sure it's pretty tight. Run the cable back up through the rear tub...do not run it straight in or water will follow the cable into the cabin. secure the hole with a waterproof grommet (screw and lock 2 or 3 piece type)

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I think I remember seeing people use PVC pipe as conduit before.

This works, also. bend it up against the body to the engine bay, but drill a hole at the bottom of the bend so water can drain...otherwise you'll end up with a pipe full of water

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